Supreme Court Cancels Doheny Dil Leases and Arms Pact Outlook
United States moves on arms control amid British note outlining positions for a three power pact with Britain and Japan. Government accepts President Coolidge’s plan, eyes Geneva naval conference, and signals cautious optimism while noting the need for adjustments with the preparatory commission. The British reply emphasizes limits on treaty classes and inter empire communications.
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Coolidge
Japan
Britain
United Prom
Washington
Coal Ule
State Department
Manier
France
Italy
Great Britain
Cardinal Syrps
United States of America
Geneva
Hsig
Federal income tax help ends this week in Bling
Deputy collector R McDonald will staff offices at the federal building to assist oral income tax payers in filing this week Tuesday and Wednesday. This is the last opportunity for taxpayers to get help with their returns. Mrs Mary Colegrous returned home to Clymer after visiting friends in Clinton Street area. Charles Higgins of Meadville was a visitor in Peng today with total friends.
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R. McDonald
Testernal Revenue
Federal
Mary Colegrous
Clymer
Jenile Ranglink
Clinton Street
Charles Higgins
Meadville
Peng
Five Best Radio Features Airing Across WEAF Stations
Early radio guide lists ten stations and programs including Grand Opera and Henry Hadley ensembles. Mentions Arlington Virginia and Atlantic City with tune times around 8:16 to 8:30 p.m. and status notes bartering exchanges on WJZ KOKA WEA routes.
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Atlantic City
Ohera
Senate votes cloture to advance prohibition measure
In Washington on February 28 the Senate adopted a cloture motion by a margin of 65 to 27 to limit debate on the reorganization of the prohibition department. The action signals likely passage of the measure as filibusters threaten delay while upper House factions push toward final approval.
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Washington
Ovie Wate
Senate
Olotune ‘Rie
Andregis Lill
Prohibition Department
Battle Near Sunkiang Probably Decides China's Fate
Two great armies massed near Sunkiang, 46 miles from Shanghai, as Northern and Southern forces gather reinforcements for a potentially decisive clash. Chang Chinghang's troops shift front while 250,000 men stand ready. Foreign troops reinforce Shanghai defenses amid friction over Li Pao-Chang’s river closure and the arrest of suspected Cantonese agents.
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Sunkiang
China
Chang
Miles W. Vaughn
United Press
Shanghai
Sunxhiang
Sungkiang
Li Pao-Chang
Woorung
Whangnon
Seventy-One School Bills In Legislature Move Ahead
Hy United Frese reports from Harrisburg that seventy-one school bills are pending in the General Assembly. The State Department of Public Instruction announced that fifty-nine are House measures and the remainder were introduced in the Senate.
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Hy United
Frese
Harrisburg
General Assembly
State Department of Public Instruction
Senate
Magnate Samuel Insull Cited to Senate for Contempt
United Press reports Samuel Insull the public utilities magnate his attorney Daniel Schuyler and Philadelphia court clerk Thomas Cunningham were cited to the Senate for contempt after refusing to answer questions before the Reed State elections Investigation committee.
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United Press
Washington
Samuel Tasull
Joultianillionaire Public Utilities
Daniel Schuyler
Thomas Cunningham
Philadelphia
Senate
Reed Stnate Elections Investigation Committee
Extend War on Corn Borer to City District
State and Federal agricultural authorities extend the corn borer campaign to city districts and countryside. A First Ward garden owner received a notice instructing immediate destruction of an overdue corn patch. The notice from the State Agriculture Department warned of further inspections in the Spring and possible penalties for noncompliance.
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Asell
State Agriculture Department
New Castle Arrests Man Suspected Gorilla of Youngstown Terror
Police detain Ed Johnson a 45 year old Black man who claims Uniontown as his home. He is described as about six and a half feet tall and is being held awaiting identification as the gorilla terrorizing Youngstown Ohio for some time.
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United Press New
Go 10 Church Drive Opened At Union Service
Last evening the Laymen's Come to Churan campaign launched at a union service in the Presbyterian church. About 400 people attended with many turned away. diverse Protestant denominations were represented. J. J. Wright led singing as he will throughout the series, and Rev. Wale Bartlett delivered the sermon urging a renewed allegiance to Jesus Christ. Continued on Page Seven.
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Presbyterian Church
Nism
J. J. Wright
Old Rugged Cross
Wale, Bartlett
Congress Set to Adjourn Friday Amid Major Proposals
Washington dispatch reports Congress struggles to clear Prohibition, public buildings and dam projects before adjournment. Filibusters threaten passage, as Senate blocks action on Boulder Dam, Tyson Emergency Army Officers and Johnson items. Uncertain fate rests on luck with bills likely dying at noon if not passed.
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Paul 8
Mallon
United Press
Washington
Fed. S
Congress
Holder Dam
Miile Shouly
Senate
Gooldge
Dusiness
Johnson
Andrews
Clyde F Brown Named Director of Roosevelt Highway Assn
Clyde P Brown of Corry was elected director to represent Corry, Union City and Waterford in the Roosevelt Highway Association. At a Wellsboro meeting, plans discussed include local and national advertising, with future meetings in Scranton and western sections. Carrie Johnson returned home after a weekend in Titusville.
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Corry
Union City
Waterford
Roosevelt Highway Association
Wellsboro
Clyde P Brown
Roosevalt Highway Association
Brown
Wellabord
Penn Wells Hotel
Senos
I Nias
Gotherrsaliddr Way
Leonard Yarrow
Kane
State Chamber of Commerce
Scranton
Clyde Brown
Cory
Jewelry Store Robbed in Miami with $200000 Loss
In Miami on February 28 Sutton and Gibson jewelry store suffered a burglary. Thieves entered an office above the shop, cut through the door, and stole diamonds and jewels valued at about $200000 plus an unestimated amount of cash placed in a case by local sportsman J A Fink.
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Miami
Pla
Sutton and Gibson
J. AM. Fink
Loral Sportsman
School Days Concert Set for Tuesday Evening at High School
The Cory Choral Society will present School Days at the High School auditorium Tuesday night with an orchestra and a program including Overture, March of the Grenadiers, School Days, Clang of the Forge and Valey of Laughter among others. Tickets are on sale at Mist Fuller’s or from choir members.
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Cory Choral Society
Mist Fuller's
Mita Pisherty
Don
Smith
Milon Waller
Ralph Ward
Lucile Murray
Beetley
Vee Losey
Fire destroys Hanntley Department Store in Blairsville
Seven families were driven to the street as Hanntley Department Store burned and spread to nearby apartments in Blairsville Pa. Fire officials estimated the damage at 100000 dollars. All available firefighters fought the blaze for six hours before bringing it under control.
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Blairsville
Hanntley Department Store
Hlaresvie
Coolidge Pushes Slow Policy Toward China Crisis
President Coolidge orders a cautious approach to the Chinese crisis emphasizing peace over immediate action. He holds Marines in reserve and plans to operate only if foreign lives are in danger, seeking to avoid provocation while protecting 4,000 Americans and refugees.
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Coolidge
China
Conneaut Trial Postponed Amid Confession Dispute
Floyd Mewtt, 16, accused of first degree murder in Conneaut, Ohio, was to be arraigned today in Jefferson jail but the proceeding was postponed due to defense counsel issues. Tewitt, who confessed to killing Mrs. Della Brown and her five year old son on February 14 and later repudiated it, has been indicted on first degree murder charges.
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Iness
United Pros Conneaut
Ohio
Miless
Ro Smith
Coounsel
Floyd
Jefferson
Sathackett
Blue laws end golfing as South Carolina enforces Sunday bans
Blue laws affecting Sunday activity sweep across South Carolina with arrests for ardent golfers in Greenville and reports of stores and newsboys barred from selling papers, while other towns report no arrests. In Brazil, Italian pilot Francesco di Pinedo lands in Sao Paulo after a night flight from Rio de Janeiro.
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United Press
Columbia
S. CG
South Carolina
Aiken
Greenville
Rio DE Janeiro
Coloni
Francesco di Pinedo
Sao Paulo
Supreme Court voids Doheny leases at Elk Hills oil field
The United States Supreme Court canceled E. L. Doheny’s leases on the Elk Hills Naval oil reserve in California. The court ruled the 1920 leases invalid due to fraud and lack of authority, ordering repayment of about $10,000,000 to the government. The decision final, no rehearing possible, and signals a government victory in the Teapot Dome era cases.
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Herbert Little
United Press
Washington
Unity States Supreme Court Today
E. L. Doheny
el Wills Naval Oil Reserve
California
Doheny Companies
Secretary of the Interior
Albert B. Fall
Secretary of the Navy
Denby
Cone
Pearl Harbor
Hawaiian Trland Naval Base
Decsign
San Francisco
Sinair
Supreme Court
Butler
Justice Stone
United Stites
Navy
Interior Departments
Hawaii
Sinclair
High Court
Doheny
Pearl Harbor, Tawaiian
Woman Perishes as Home Burns in Abernardsville News
Mrs Mary Sawyer 64 died in a house fire here today. Her son William A Sawyer his wife and Miss Muriel Bell Knap a school teacher were rescued all suffered smoke exposure and Miss Bell Knap was slightly burned Mrs Ralph DeGraff and two visiting children departed yesterday from the western home of her parents May and Mrs James Mackres Franklin Street line Butato
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United Tve Abernardsville
N_ 1
Mary Sawyer
William A. Sawyer
Muriel Bell Knap
Ralph DeGraff
Weslern
May
James Mackres
Franklin 'Strety
Butato
Giant Electric Locomotive Under Construction at Erie
United Press reports the General Electric Company is building what is claimed to be the world’s largest electric locomotive in Erie Pennsylvania. The 73 foot long machine will be powered by electric current and use numerous contactors. Built for the Great Northern Railroad, it aims to power several locomotives for long routes.
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United Prout Erie
Germeral Electric Company
Saltoma
Sic
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SOL
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First Ward
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Muscle Shoals
Clyde F. Brown
Highway Ass'n
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Tituseilin
Corry Choral Society
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May Howard
Karl Slem
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Pinsutt School
Hermann Lohr
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Walter Hecker
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Lillian Barnes II
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Roy Perkinsy
Nellie Darling
Trena
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